Edgewood’s springtime wildflower displays can be dazzling, but Edgewood has something to offer visitors any time of the year.
To display the treasures of Edgewood all year long, Friends of Edgewood docents guide nature hikes on the third Saturday morning of each month throughout the year. Walks will take you through a number of different plant communities, with frequent stops to take a closer look at what is happening there. It may be interesting insects, plants that would otherwise be overlooked, listening for frogs, identifying butterflies, or examining spider turrets. The closer you look, the more you will see. Regardless of the season, you are likely to learn all kinds of fascinating things that you didn’t know before.
Our free walks cover about 3 miles at a moderate pace. Families, seniors and interested children are welcome. Heavy rain cancels walks.
See our calendar or events page for specific dates and topics.
When
Check our calendar for upcoming walks. You can register for upcoming events at friendsofedgewood.eventbrite.com.
Where to meet
Details on where to meet will be sent to attendees after they register. Register for upcoming events at friendsofedgewood.eventbrite.com.
What to bring
Bring water, a hat, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and a snack if you wish. We don’t stop for lunch, but picnic tables are usually available after the walks in the picnic area.